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• WPF UI Automation
• Clean source code to help you understand UI Automation patterns
• Examples showing how to use each aspect of WiPFlash
• Lightweight, focused on common UI components and usage patterns
• Complete access to underlying .NET automation elements
• Pluggable, dependency-injected factories, finders etc. for easy extension
• Speed!

For more on how to use WiPFlash, please look at the scenarios and the associated steps which do the work. There are also more detailed examples for each component. You may also benefit from a UI discovery tool like Snoop UI to help you work out how to identify windows and elements inside them.

White, the most popular open-source .NET UI Automation tool, provides capabilities for Win32, WinForms and SWT, as well as WPF. If this project doesn't meet your needs, look at White instead.

Currently, WiPFlash can:

• Launch or reuse an existing application or window
• Enter text in TextBox, RichTextBox, and editable ComboBox
• Retrieve text from RichTextBox (and its children), TextBox, TextBlock, Label, editable ComboBox
• Select values in ListBox or ComboBox, and retrieve the selection
• Click Buttons
• Toggle CheckBox and RadioButton
• Get values from a GridView, or look for a row of values within the GridView
• Wait for common events like text or selection changing or items becoming available
• Wait for any event you define
• Scroll up and down until something is found (using a user-defined check)
• Raise context menus

We hope you enjoy WiPFlash, and encourage you to give feedback on features, as well as the quality of examples and code!